Saint Joseph's University - Philadelphia

“Hawk Hill Campus-Chapel of Saint Joseph Sundays: 11AM year round 5:00PM & 7:00PM when classes are in session Weekdays: 12:20PM M-F when classes are in session”

“Hawk Hill Campus-Chapel of Saint Joseph Sundays: 11AM year round 5:00PM & 7:00PM when classes are in session Weekdays: 12:20PM M-F when classes are in session”

“Sacrament of Reconciliation/Confession Wednesdays 8:45PM-9:15PM Sundays: 8:00PM-9:00PM”

“During the Semester on Wednesday Evenings, our campus community gathers in front of the Blessed Sacrament for a time of Adoration. From 8:30PM-9:30PM, join us in the chapel for traditional Adoration and Benediction”

“During the Semester on Wednesday Evenings, our campus community gathers in front of the Blessed Sacrament for a time of Adoration. From 8:30PM-9:30PM, join us in the chapel for traditional Adoration and Benediction”

“Dan Joyce Vice President for Mission and Ministry”

“The program runs throughout the fall and spring semesters with the reception of the sacrament taking place on the Saturday after Easter. For more information, please contact Fr. Dan Joyce, SJ at djoyce@sju.edu.”

“Each Week Father Daniel Joyce, S.J., our Vice President of Mission, records a Sunday Homily”

“Hawk Hill Campus-Chapel of Saint Joseph Sundays: 11AM year round 5:00PM & 7:00PM when classes are in session Weekdays: 12:20PM M-F when classes are in session”

“Catholic Mass offered in our Chapel of Saint Joseph, Hawk Hill Campus”

“PHL 154 Moral Foundations THE 153, 154, or 155 Signature Theology”

“Theology 153-5 – Faith, Justice and the Catholic Tradition Courses in this area are designed to introduce students to the values that have shaped Saint Joseph’s and the ways in which these values are historically grounded in Roman Catholic doctrine and informed by its present articulation.”

“Philosophical Anthropology (one course) Religious Difference (one course)”

“Theology 153-5 – Faith, Justice and the Catholic Tradition Courses in this area are designed to introduce students to the values that have shaped Saint Joseph’s and the ways in which these values are historically grounded in Roman Catholic doctrine and informed by its present articulation.”

“PHL 154 Moral Foundations THE 153, 154, or 155 Signature Theology”

“Philosophical Anthropology (one course) Religious Difference (one course)”

“Theology – Religious Difference (one course) Religious Difference courses require students to gain a critical understanding of one or more religious worldviews that differ from the Roman Catholic perspective studied in their Signature Core theology course.”

“The General Education Program (GEP) at Saint Joseph’s University involves a distinctive liberal arts education in the Jesuit, Catholic tradition.”

“Theology 153-5 – Faith, Justice and the Catholic Tradition Courses in this area are designed to introduce students to the values that have shaped Saint Joseph’s and the ways in which these values are historically grounded in Roman Catholic doctrine and informed by its present articulation.”

“Theology majors at Saint Joseph's University acquire and hone tools for critical analysis of many different components of theology and religious traditions.”

“Diane Hankee Campus Minister, Liturgy/Music WO 203 610-660-1673 View Profile Luke Lapean Campus Minister for Pastoral Accompaniment”

“Fall Semester 2026 Spark (first year students) September 25-26 Contact Tom Sheibley tsheible@sju.edu APEX Leaders October 3-4”

“LIFT is a community of all class years that gathers weekly to form friendships and explore life and faith together!”

“The Huddle is a vibrant and welcoming faith community for student athletes at SJU.”

“Christian Life Communities are small groups of six to twelve students that meet weekly to form new friendships, share meaningful conversations, and explore and grow in faith together.”

“Rosary Group Mondays 8:00PM Wolfington Hall Thursdays: 8:00PM Chapel”

“Dan Joyce Vice President for Mission and Ministry”

“The Office of Mission promotes these values by providing support for the teaching, research and service which are central to the work of Saint Joseph’s University.”

“SJU Weekly Service is a relationship-based service program grounded in our Catholic, Jesuit tradition and welcoming of all students.”

“First-Year Service-Learning classes are offered through courses that also fulfill major or University requirements.”

“First-Year Service-Learning classes are offered through courses that also fulfill major or University requirements.”

“Theology 153-5 – Faith, Justice and the Catholic Tradition Courses in this area are designed to introduce students to the values that have shaped Saint Joseph’s and the ways in which these values are historically grounded in Roman Catholic doctrine and informed by its present articulation.”

“The Faith-Justice Institute explores contemporary issues of faith and justice through academic courses, public forums and experiential field seminars.”

“Hawks for Life is a student organization that works to promote the dignity of the human person from conception until natural death.”

“The University may provide you with reasonable adjustments such as a larger desk, elevator access or allow you to make frequent trips to the restroom when necessary.”

“WIP is rooted in Ignatian values, human dignity, Catholic Social Teaching, liberation theology, and the building of relationships as we share our humanity.”

“APEX is a Spring Break immersion program that is committed to serving with and for others while learning about the culture and concerns of the people of the Appalachian region.”

“Each year the Teach-In is followed by an Advocacy Day and SJU sends a delegation of students, staff, and faculty.”

“Our work is based in Catholic Social Teaching and Jesuit values to respect and uphold the human dignity of all people.”

“SJU Weekly Service is a relationship-based service program grounded in our Catholic, Jesuit tradition and welcoming of all students.”

“WIP is rooted in Ignatian values, human dignity, Catholic Social Teaching, liberation theology, and the building of relationships as we share our humanity.”